Immigration Appeals & Federal Court Representation

Why Choose RRM Law Office for Federal Court Representation

Federal Court judicial proceedings in immigration, refugee protection, or citizenship matters are complex. It is better to have a lawyer represent you in your judicial proceeding.

If the appeal is not resolved during the hearing, the case is reserved, meaning the member will review all the evidence afterward and make a decision. This process typically takes no longer than 60 days. Appeal decisions can be based on several grounds, including: 

• The conviction at trial was unreasonable or not supported by the evidence presented:  A verdict convicting the accused can be overturned if it is deemed unreasonable or not supported by the evidence. The ground of appeal related to an "unreasonable verdict" serves as a strong safeguard against wrongful convictions.
• The trial court made a legal error:  An appeal judge may grant an appeal against a sentence only if the trial court made a principle error, overlooked a relevant factor, placed too much emphasis on a particular factor, or imposed a sentence that was clearly incorrect.
• There was a miscarriage of justice: A miscarriage of justice happens when an unfair outcome arises in a criminal or civil proceeding, such as convicting and punishing someone for a crime they did not commit. These incidents are often referred to as wrongful convictions.

RRM Law offers dedicated services for Immigration Appeals and Federal Court Representation, guiding clients through the complexities of challenging immigration decisions. Our experienced team provides personalized support in preparing and filing appeals for various immigration matters, including refusals of visas, permanent residency applications, and more. If your case requires further escalation, we are equipped to represent you in the Federal Court, ensuring your rights are protected and your arguments are effectively presented. Call us at 905-798-3776.